School Psychologist

SupportFinity™; Great Falls (MT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

An educational institution in Great Falls, Montana, is seeking a School Psychologist for the 2025/2026 school year. The ideal candidate will hold a Master’s Degree in School Psychology and have eligibility for certification. Responsibilities include assessment and collaboration with teachers, parents, and community agencies. The position supports special education needs and entails advocacy for children's mental health. Salary depends on education and experience, with a commitment of 187 days per school year.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree or Ed. S. in School Psychology or related field.
• Eligible for Montana Class 6 certification or Class 5 (only needing internship).
• Strong collaboration with administrators, teachers, parents, and agencies.

Responsibilities

• Consultation and collaboration with administrators, teachers, parents, and community professional agencies.
• Conduct psychoeducational assessments.
• Develop interventions and support for student social skills.
• Participate in Child Find screenings.
• Teaming with educational staff for special education students.
• Engage in data-based decision making and accountability.
• Collaborate with home, school, and community professionals.
• Advocate for crisis intervention and mental health for children.
• Adhere to district, state, and federal policies.

Skills

Psychoeducational assessment

Collaboration with educators

Education

Master's Degree or Ed. S. in School Psychology or related field

Eligible for Montana Class 6 certification or Class 5

Job description

Qualifications

• Master's Degree or Ed. S. in School Psychology or related field.
• Eligible for Montana Class 6 certification or Class 5 (only needing internship).

Responsibilities

• Consultation and collaboration with administrators, teachers, parents, and community professional agencies.
• Psychoeducational assessment.
• Active in RTI – development of interventions, support for student social skills and counseling behavior.
• Child Find screenings.
• Teaming with educational staff for special education students.
• Data-based decision making and accountability.
• Home/School/Community collaboration; i.e., multidisciplinary teams.
• Prevention, crisis intervention, and mental health child advocacy.
• Adherence to district, state, and federal policies.

Employment: 187 days per school year for the 2025/2026 school year.

Salary: Follows School Psychologist Salary Schedule (salary dependent on education and experience).

Closing Date: Open Until Filled.

Application Instructions: A Frontline application and cover letter must be received in the Frontline application system. Frontline can be found on our website at www.gfps.k12.mt.us.